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Let's just say that Beep Block Skyway was used on an infamous Flash video. Don't wanna go further but the YouTube video's comments give the gist.
wait...Capcom ain’t got nothing else planned for a main moneymaker this year? Just the RE series...no DMC, MM, SF, MH...AA?
I’d pay to see that
Not gonna fight against that decision
even if you somehow don’t remember any songs from SMB3, there’s still 64, Sunshine, the Galaxy Duo, 3D Land/World, Odyssey, spin-off games...the list of memorable and awesome Mario songs...or bangers as nobody old calls them...goes on
It’s so unexpected for a Fire Emblem game that it’s instantly awesome
DMCV comes out in March. Nothing beyond that
Just wanted to share now we’re on that topic
Fist Bump is actually in the game for what it's worth.
I agree with the aforementioned "Don't Speak Her Name!" and "Dialga's Fight for the Finish"
What about Dracula's Castle?
It's issues like this and the removal of the Tharja trophy that make me wish Nintendo would just allow the game to be Teen rated worldwide..not being so does limit the portrayal of several of their and 3rd party characters.
Like I said, I made it well before Ultimate’s release. I’m surprised quite a few tracks I wanted made it in.
I figured I didn’t need to add more to Mr. 34 tracks. (Plus I’m admittedly not too familiar with Castlevania’s music) I’m not sure what exactly that second statement is in reference to.
joker and bayo
"Everybody Ring! Dong! Dang!" Thanks to you, Gentlepanda, I can't get that song out of my head.
What do you mean? Cause if you're implying Capcom isn't pulling out the big guns for DMCV you couldn't be more wrong. Well, unless they got Shootie and Baker back I guess
Even if those characters never had much presence on Nintendo consoles, their franchises did. Both Final Fantasy and Megami Tensei started out on the NES.
I honestly doubt Joker was chosen for his megaten connections. From the Nintendo article, that was about as important as a footnote.
Man's also just gonna casually diss Mario World, 64 and Sunshine? Nah. Miss me with that.
I just brought up 3 since it's a personal favorite.
Yes, the fighting style that first appeared in MGS3, the fighting style which he doesn't use until MGS4 as Old Snake, the fighting style that isn't used at all in Snake's animations. Snake is a soldier, the martial arts is supplementary to that. Saying that guns aren't important to MGS is some damn revisionist history if I've EVER heard any.
Very true, although Lara Croft would be a really cool character for DLC
I would flat out stop playing smash if it got too violent im a Ace now by the way i expect Hundreds of likes for this Special occasion lol jk
Bruh, no **** the guns are important to a shooting game. I’ve played the entire series to know this. I also know that his jab and tilt come from MGS 1 and 2 respectively. He was trained as a super soldier using the same skills as his “father”. I never said they weren’t important. I didn’t revise anything!
1. Act 4-2 - Ninja Gaiden
I think any realistic gun would just work the way it does for Bayonetta, and make it so the muzzle flash is the attack, rather than an actual projectile.
That could pose as a potential issue. But since Link's Arrows and Mega Man's regular Buster shots are in, it would have to be too weird to work with.
I mean we can't really say that without many examples. Bayonetta's guns shoot out physical projectiles that help rack up the damage more. If we got a character with a shotgun then the move wouldn't have as much range but the muzzle flare would be the hitbox, etc.
Fighting games have already figured this out decades ago and have been putting in firearm characters for years.
Don't forget it's relative: Ring Dang Doo.
The thing about Bayonetta is that she's almost never just firing her guns - she's doing other things such as kicking and twirling that get off most of the hits.
Most fighters aren't designed around platforming, though. Most fighters are designed around a single, flat plane in an enclosed space. Smash is not. You aren't dealing with the same set of game design constraints, and you have to take that into consideration when designing a moveset. Saying "most fighters outside of Tekken have gun characters" ignores that.
I'm not sure of how having platform elements that doesn't play like a traditional fighter, have anything against a gun user, not angry, just wondering.
Well sure, those fighters aren't designed around platforming, but the issues and solutions with animations and projectile and such carry over, as with most animation principles of fighting games.